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Lyceum ut tho camp.Ground.

This evening in the auditorium ut the
MoundBville camp.ground, Rev. Dr.. Ran
dolph, paator OF the Fourth Street NJ. L
Church of this city, will conduct Ly.
cenm similar to the delightful series given
under his direction at his church during
the pas. spring. The lecture will be de-.
livered by Dr.. Randolph; his subject will
be the "Sun.world," very appropriate
one for this heated term, and it will be
proiusely illustrated by mesns OF charts
and the blackboard. Che second part Of
the programme will consist OF muaic, both
vocal and instrumental, and reading.
People from this city can go down on the
$40 camp.ground train over the B. 4 0.
road, and return on the Baltimore expresa
due here Of lO:45. The evenings enter-
tainment, under the able management OF
Dr.: Randolph, cannot fail to DO enjoy
able, q 5.s& ~ g
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City mud Wheeling Folk

Strangers In tho City mud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Lewis Jones went up 10 Pittsburgh
on bualness yesterday. lEt Y
Colonel Jere A. Miller has returned to
the city from one Of his business trips.
Ralph Heyman has returned home after
a'visit Of several weeks with Parkersburg
friends. ea5a g. f5E
Capt. A. S. Mcdowell, Town Sergeant
Of Richie G. H., is registered at the
Stamm House. .33s
Thomas seamon, Of this city, is visiting
his son, Fl. U. Seamon, the jeweIer o.
Washington, Pa. gtll!s 5s 4 &. q M fi
a Miss Bella Weber, OF st. Clairayille, who
has been visiting Miss !, Emma Kline,
Of the South Side, has returned home.
Chief Of Police Smith went to Pitts
burgh yesterday with the ercursionists tc
the sengerfest. He will be absent two Of
three days. +, IS &S..1
Mr.. Matt Chew, OF the Ne,rs.L Letter, wenl
down the river yesterday afternoon for q
weeks visit to one Of the numerous fish
ing camps near Proctor. r,
Mrs. Lizzie Dunbar and daughter wont
down to Parkersburg yesterday, whert
they will DO the gueata Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fl. Gordon for few days.
Mrs. Jacob Berger and children AMI
Mrs. G.. Ed. Mendel left yesterday mora.
ing for Aurora, where they will ramair
during a portion of the heated term.
President R. N. Gilleland, Of tho Soc.
ond Branch Of Council, WAS among those
who went to Pittsburgh with the German
singing societies yesterday afternoon.
Manager E. NJ. Pearson, OF the Wheel.
ing Pottery, and Mrs. Pearson returned
homo last evening from st. Clair, Mich,
where they have been for the benefit oil
Mrs. Pearson's health. She RETURNS some.
what improved. They will return to st.
Clair in short time. n
Miss Bette Thompson, Of New York
daughter Of Colonel W. O. Thompeon,
and Miss Jeanne Thompson, Of Psrkers.
burg, daughter Of Colonel G. W. Thomp.
aon, who have been visiting ut tho resi-.
dence Of their grandfather. Judge Thomp.
aon, ont the National road, have returned
to Parkersbu,g. i5
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& The July term Of the Municipal Court
was opened yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, Jadgs Jetfers PRECEDING. The
only bualness Of any importance that was
transacted wHs the entaring OF an order in
the case OF the Bogss, Bun Mining and
Manufacturing Company vs.. Samuel
Hartman, in Easumpsit. The defendant
failing TO put in IN appearance, the judg-
ment heretofore entered was confirmed,
and the defense ordered to pay over
1924 10, with interest from this date. q;
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Scnt to jail for Assault.

Yesterday afternoon John Sutton, a
young fellow. from Beliaire, aged about 26,
was srraigned before Justice George Ar.
kle on two assault and battery charges.
He was found guilty in each case and
fined SIS and cos.a, and refusing or being
unable to pay either-was sent to jail fol
forty days, He kicked against this some.
what aud 1t required an increased con.
stabulary force to get him there, but be
was enfely landed finally. He committed
the ofeBses he stood charged with May
% last, Abbie Jackson, the colored pro.
prietreas Of house Of Ill fame, and Della
Peyton, a whito inmate Of her house, be.
ing the ones no assaulted. This vas the
first time he had been in Wheeling since
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1seul Eatiita Sala.

The Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio,
will, on Monday, the 25th Of July, 1887, at
! o'clock I'm, offer at public sale ct the
front door Of the court house, St. Glars.
vile, Ohio, the property formerly owned
by Amos Osborne, short distance west
Of the town Of Bridgeport, Ohio, and now
occupied by Lewis Woodmsnsee and
family. This property consists of nine
tenths Of an acre Of land on wbich ia
erected q very large and commodious
brick building Of modern style and many
outbuildings. It is very pleasantly 10.
Gated and all it's surroundings OF the most
inviting character, and being on the Ma
ton Road and on tho line Of The proposed
street railway from Bridgeport, makes the
property very desirable 10 any one living
in the city and Wishing q country resi-
Ifcs7Fl -
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About two hundred tickets were sold Mt The cor.
ner Of Hanover and First streets last night for the
Cllnunwa eXpursion th.f1av -
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[Conlinued from Fusl Pare. N
least one Wheeling paper, and reprinted
In the county papers. n ~ 81
pIrRNplNa TnE BnIRltr.

fNesrNt DkfhNplNu THE bHkhIFF. IL ~. ID rs
!. Mr.. Hutchinson defended Sheriff Lind.
say IRON tho charge In the affidavit,
though no said II WINS unnecessary for.
him to make on affidavit. As Hjph
Sheriff Of the county he could have or.
rcasod without 8 warrant. But ho saw ilt
to do. otherwise, and bad done nothing
but what was proper and right. ~
Mr.. Cook afoBe and with an impressive
mir said that II tho prosecution had any
testimony TO offer the defense would ask
that 1t DO offered In open court, and the
wltncRses examined orally, that the de.
Tense might have a chance to cross.ex.
anime. One Of the allegations In the ali.
dayita supporting the application for O
change OF venue was that owing 10 the
state Of feeling against the prisoner hia
council could not obtain allidayits In sup.
port Of their petition. So unpopular was
anything fsvoring tho accused that men
who said that the state Of public feeling
would prevent fair trial, refused to make
affidavit to 1t for use In court. The de.
fenae would therefore be glad to secure
opportunity to examine witneesep.
Mr.. Hutchinson suggeated that II the
defense deoired to croBs.examine atlantis
Tor tho prosecution an opportunity could
be afforded after the aflldavits had been
presented and read. With this under.
standing an adjournment was taken till
!. N. to allow tho prosecution to prepare
It's papers. GffI 3
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THE STREET PAVING CONTRACT.

TIE STREET PAVING CONTRACTS
Opened by tho Board Of Public Works
Last Night. 9s tis53 r
!. The Board OF Public Works met at the
Public Building liant evening, and alter
approving the pay rolls and hearing the
reports Of Superintendent Warden and
Engineer Hoge relative to the work or
dered done and now in progress, proceed
cd 10 open the new bids for paving sdyer-
tised for by this Board. The former
Board, tho ona that resigned, advertised
Tor bids and received a number which
were turned over to this Board. The old
Board, in advertising, did not specify par
tlculsrly enough to suit the ideas Of the
new Board as to how the paving was ID
be laid. This fact and the low figure Of
some OF the bids led the present Board to
fear that q good job would not be done.
aud accordingly it advertised, epec.
flying that the brick were = to
be laid on a four inch bed OF gravel.
topped by two inches Of sand, and to be-
bound by, q mixture two.thirds tar and
one.third cement. In response to this
i've bids were received. The average
price asked WAS 81 "a! per square yard,
The bids under the former advertisement
ran down as low as 81 10. 4 Mr.. Schmul.
bach was not present last night and the
Board resolved to adjourn tin Wednesday
evening before awarding the contracts, In
the hope Of having full meeting Of the
Board. Owing TO Mr.. Schmulbach's ab-
sence the Board declined to give the bids
Tor publication. 3as,5 ~ - Il l3$.'
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Why they were Not Heuieu.

DETROIT, MlcH., July ls.-Clegg and
standish, the well known oa.smen OF thit
city, desire correction made in the report
Of the Mississippi Valley Rowing Associa
t!cn 1acea at Pullman, ILL.,, to the elfecl
that they had been defes.ed by the
Modocs, OF st. Louis. Cleeg and Stand!sh
were in Detroit and did not even see the
Pullman races. The crew defeated by The
Nodes were juniors IRON tho Detroit
Boat Club. AZ a :.
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Mr.. Z. ". Wells, the vol known archi.
tect and builder, has contracted with DR..
q. sAckermann TO build him "a splendid
residence on South Chapline street, be.
tween Twenty.third and Twen.y.fourth
streets, the plans Tor which Mr.. Wells has
been busily engaged on for come time
past. They call for houae that when
finished will be one Of the very finest in
the city. It will be modern dwelling
very artistic in design both inaide and
out. It will be very decided ornament
to the street with it's pretty lines and
fashionable colora. Inside it will contain
every modern convenience. 5,5 5,Eg.5
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LIS. GooD& Co. sell Dry Goods il! cheapest sA:
( TIE HAWAIIAN OVERWHELMING.

=. f5. NstS .fsl5 sssri Z. ~ q, ,Isitsti
Why the Government Offers n Convoy to
Her Dusky Majesty. l5j5ai:
New YoRx, July lS.-A.i Washington
special to the Post Gays: The tender OF a
United States vessel as a convoy to the
Queen Of the Hawaiian Islands is more
than q mere courtesy. Our government
will send trusted oiiicera with the shin
and undoubtedly lnew instructions to the
commanders OF; our naval vessels which
should now be st Honolulu. Es53Gl. b \,
": II thers Is any need for Immediate com.
munication with our authorities, the
coast ,Huryey steamer Hosler,f which is to
act ag convoy, will st once return to tho
United States as "a bearer OF diapatohes,
The government feels the need OF more
speedy. information than can be obtained
BY the regular steamers and It is thought
WISE to have q small fast calling uteamer
o. ne disposition Of our representative
on the Island " n SAL. n ySE5's ~
!. The absence Of ,telegraphlc communities.
ton Ct this juncturej will undoubtedly re-
snlt IN 0 movement to secure cable con.
pection with HaWaiia at an early day. M
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\ We have for sale seyersl Type.#3itsfs,,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These maahines have
bsnn taken in exchange ior the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for eale on monthly install.
mentu, Call On or address for circulars
NJ EDWARD L. RosE & Co.,
sj5s5 ts5gs IS Twelfth street 4
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Staaire Independent. ID q
Major Charles Fl. Ballzsll, Of this city,
Is third vice president Of the grand sol.
diers' reunion to take place at Wheelnp
next month. General l. n. Duyars
name and photograph heads tina list. lie
Is President, while number OF the boys
who fought with him arc using their ut.
most endeayors to make the reunion the
greatest event ever Witnessed in Wheel.
ing. Major Balt.ell is one OF the hustlers
Tor the occasion, but Charlie never does
anything by halves. }}@9,I,s3s..ggi
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Thermometer Record,

AS reported by Christian echnepf, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday: 4
YAM. A.N.IEse u III. sr.M, yi7P.y
SIS o. l0,' lo2' ~ 9iS
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Indications,

81 WARRINGTON. D. o., July l9.-For Wes,
4 Virginia 'and Wente.n Pennsylvania, oc
\ caaional local rains, followed by TAI,
weather, generally nor.herly- windB, DO.
Z coming slightly warmer. + Nv d
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" Low rate excursion to Columbus via
Baltimore & Ohio Z Railroad: to the gfiith
snpgerfsst of the Central Ohio Sanger
fest on July 80. Round trip tickets to %.
lumbus viii be sold at ono fare tor the
round trip. Is 4, e n IA s5ss
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There was good breeze stirring nearly
all the time Sunday night, making sleep
possible. The breeze, did not die out with
daybreak yesterday, and finally blew up
a tremendous thunder shower, about Q
o'clock last night. The breeze, however,
did not afford much relief during tho
middle Of the day. 1t was like a blast
from an oven. -,7-li
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I Firo Across .,,.. the River,

Last niphtabout 0 O'Clock there was an !.
!. other fire on tho other aide Of the river Ia
I what ID known as. tho Standard addition,
4 the same locality In which two supposed
( incendiary free have recently taken place,
/; The ons Of ;laet night is nlao supposed to
{ bo an iincondiary Que. Ihe building de.
stroyed was q small frame ,stable, owned
and used by Gus Brldenstein, tho butcher,
whose slaughter houss was destroyed, a
few nights since in the same way. Com
siderable hay and fodder waH burned.
The losa Is about S Is, ,4Eii 1871 III
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a If you have not seen the new novelties
in Girdles and Belts you should call on
.e5 JACOB ". GAUBB,
n. -, ". .ys Ile JeHeleY.

RE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitines, pantal0onings and Over.
coatiugs, which care prepared to make
up In ilrst.ciass style az reasonable
prices. p. III.
Our Willie UnlGundricd Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, nj
80 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
eAered. 4 full line oil Balbriggaa Un.
/, derWeer from 81 w a suit upwards, ut !
G.. HESS Il SONS,
* 1891 & 1923 Market Street. \
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Ghe q1.tellii9enle5.
New advertisements.

Hardware Stock and Fixtures For SHE. u
White China Pudding Dhhes-EwiUg Bros. y
For sals-Housc ana Four Acres Of Ground
jumci l.. HGw!ey. F,t.s5,'l II : "a
Crackers snd CnEes-whcelIng bakery Co, ~
DItmauS sea Ealt--R. II. l.iRt. ~ L.. y9'' n,
The stevens patent--SGsbitt & bro.
Coiee-E ]. smy til sag 4. ~. Z! h. \ y
wantsd--Sule8tncn-Ecs OF Local. y
StrAyed-Eow Head OF Local. aa-. !;
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Archbishop Walsh Asks n Chnnco

archbishop Walah Asks n Chance. &
DUBLIN, July 1S.-.Archbishop Waluh
Of Dublin, is endesvoring to induce the
Government to suspend further evictiont
in Ireland until the land bill has beer
passed by Parliament. He suggests thai
aconielence on the subject be held by the
leaders OF tho various parties. .!,' n
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Music at the Garden Saloon this even
ing. Mayors full orchestra. az.
EELLAIRE.

AL Sorts Of Local News and Gosslp from
the Glnss City. Z "a y s. IA
day, ~ =, i - ~" 'esss =
p:T. King and VITO arc home from the Pacific
coat. b 80. q q a III q, ,-'s '' :
Frank n. cowan. cashier Of The Flushing banl.
was III town yesterday. h: 'iA4''
The annual meeting Of tho Enterprise Window
Glass Company will DO held August IL ~ I iSN,'
Mrs. Sweeney, a, lady aged seyenty.cI,ht yens
was hurled yesterday from 81. Johns church, 80
mrs; sherry's saloon was entered Sunday nigh,
anu aooa' teh aoiiars realized on the venture. =
barge was drawn up the river mat here vnI,or.
day morning with the horses walking In III, MD
die Of the river. 80 . - '5 >''o t't.u'
Rev, J. G. Smith went to Wegec Saturday oven,
ing ana married Mr.. Louis T. Zcller and Miss Mae
Rey. !. Rawh, a Jewish rabbi, OF PITTSBURGH
, M Ss ~ 81, nese IN short time Hc Is visiting
Charles II; Baltzell Is one OF tho Vice pre,idcn,s
o. ne Wheeling soldlers' Reunion. Spansler pns,
VIII DC gu hand In full force oa'
y k.uinaWay horses arc SO much more common than
usual that It is suggested they run on In rst v, 49,,
the new pavement at full speed : = : : !
Mrs. Der'ah has removed to the town iro,, ~
fHS eImnyS ana VII open hotel the St Charles al
hAot oblSttS, S.I
tho 6eat s5o oSgcS az iron ~
'ue aoe'ots Zap. but is better now ~ oeyono
The scores who use tho sprlpp nj ~ ,.a,E
Thirty seventh street should contfibnte o.
70 repair The platform and brisk work
!. crowd OF yonrg folks went TO waane,s n, =
in the middle OF the iorenoon
oat laains cool place when they got there sssn'
ne city has ADVERTISED for bids to curb ana ~ :,
no;,acdp properly wheteycs5 the owners have Been
and have neglected TO comply. -. o'u'n a'
soS o. The .tse workers had 10 quit work IN.
Ia Waio Yesterday afternoon aud tha nail wotts
ANY Gown AZ no IN. Otherwise III q men arc wortn.
ven Notwithstanding tho heat. &. I az y Ns
=. me EN- new gas manufactured hero from natural
Ian ;he az t cosf gives more brilliant light
eef ey Charles Dwight and found 70 be- Of twenty
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Mayors full orchestra will give; a
Grand Concert at the Garden Saloon this
evening. The Garden is fitted up in good
style audis ono Of the cooless resorts in
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bridgeport Notes,

~ bridgeport Notes. WI Is
ZIG. Uranium leaves to-day for AtlantI City,
, Mis. L. q. Uranium leaves to-day Tor Cleveland.
an Mayor Junkihs has returned home from Chinn.
land ;adsN Morley and lady leave for near oeyc
i, lem !aaG,onnaughey has resumed his c]crkshn
II niSweis drug store after pleasant Wit to
a., IN Police Court yesterday morning the following
cases a.. were disposed OF BY Justice 4. IownIE
Mead smIsg = returned from sleubenyle and
when mas been standing against him for tSrsMs
in iai Jah IKE was hned SO and gwen twenty days
EIs,ess5 In default costs were sept 70 Ks
nieaa .;I;, aeorge Wilson aud William Smith
ugSing ana were fined s. and costs each MT Hi
hsns,,a.cory compromise with tho men for
W vera dssrhag ,a MS They paid their lines and
JAIL on or address to M, Ne1u,fer tba
practical opticlan, So Twelfth street n ". "a
terence to your speetanles. =. =
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AN ORAL EXAMINATION.

.
As to tho Reasons for u Change Of Venue,
Some Fine Speeches. ff55-
Upon reasaembling at 4 o'clock Mr..
Hutchinson presented a number OF: afl.
davlts, which he proposed to read. Mr..
Cooke demanded that the opposition have
an opportunity to examine and consul!
upon the atlidayits before they were read,
and this the court allowed, whereupon
the four attorneys for the defense took the
papers and went into the Jury room,
Baker sitting and tanning himself in theii
absence. His face aud manner betrayed
no more interest than that OF spectator,
but no is evidently conscious that he ID
the cynoaure Of all eyes. IL
Tho counsel for Baker coon returned,
and Mr.. Braddock asked that the all.
ants Tor the prosecution DO called, and the
defense given an opportunity to crosa.e1.
anime. There were eighteen atlantis.
Judge Boyd suggested that the counsel
for. each aide read their aflidgvits, and &C.
cordingly Mr.. Cooke read Bakers petition
and the affidavit Herewith filed of his
counsel, which sets forth the came facts,
substantially, es the affidavit Of Baker.
The attorneys say they have carefully in.
quired into the state Of feeling, and be.
lieve prejudice exists to a degree which
would prevent fair trial; that prominent
persons OF Hancock county and Jefferson
county, Ohio, have expressed to these at.
torneys the same view. The Steubenyille,
Esat Liverpool and Toronto papers are
accused OF having manufactured nnhlic
sentiment. These papers, in the words
Of the affidavit, have large circulation
| In Hancock county and have each OF them
aimee the commission OF the homicide
kept up constant abuse and false attacks
upon said Baker, thereby intensifying the
prejudice .of the public Of said Han.
cock county against him; have unequivo.
call pronounced him guilty and stated
TINT Jurors would not have the manhood
To convict him. 5.sI - 2 5,l- ,lSErs h. :
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GRAND CONCERT at the Garden Saloon,
next door to Robert Luke's livery stable,
Market street, this evening. Music by
Mayors orchestra. .3;,' s$
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The Brooklyn Elevated Railway Com.
pany, having refused 10 srbitrste, ths
striking engineers are getting work else.
where at better wages. lI; 5. .s5ss',,5-:., 4
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iayorably. He had read in the steuben.
vile Ga,el.e--probably Baker read It to
him bimseli-the story that Baker bad set
school boy on q redhot stove. He had
also heard this story discussed. He did
not think such state OF feeling existed
In the county as would prevent q fair trial.
Mr.. Cooke objected TO this, but II was al.
lowed, ind an exception taken. Baker
had been literally and leniently treated
while in jail, and he knew OF no threats
Of lynching since his imprisonment.
Baker hlmge!f told him to-day, that heap.
preclated bis kindness, and that the Aft.
dayit filed in this case was form and he
did not want tho Sheriff to feel badly
over 1t. 'Zsllf6ii,-l 40 ]l lF,ff.i5 '.Ip'.
Commisaioner Crawford said he bellev.
cd the majority Of people thought Baker
guilty, but they were men who would do
justice under their oash.5 z
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TUT " = tat uplu AH III " IeIe. GN-- n n 4
Mr.. James Bradley had been in Ala
bama for six weeks until yesterday, but
said he based his affidavit on his knowl-
edge oil the honesty and intelligence OF
the people Of the county. He thought il
q majority Of the people believed the man
guilty is would be possible to give him .
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TRAVELLERS abroad should beware OF
Skin diseases, aud use Skin.Success and
skin-success Soap. At Drug Store Of
McLain Bros. 3 4, I, < I'm l13S q
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Ia WHEN you 60 to the mountains, BIO
sure to place in your portmsnteau q bottle
Of Fred Browns Jamaica Ginger Phila-
delphia, 1922. ;45i III q III